In an interview, the artist talks about living in a villa without a comedian
Paul Gustavo was one of the biggest names in Brazilian humor when he conquered audiences with his plays. On May 4, 2021, he left the country in mourning as he died of complications from Covid19 at the age of just 42.
But despite the loss, the comedian is fondly remembered by the public, by her exhusband. Thales Bretasand from the mother Dona Dea.
In addition, next Friday the 16th, the public will be able to quench the artist’s longing a little with the release of the documentary “Filho da Mãe”.
The last project he signed, the backstage of Paulo Gustavo’s last tour.
Therefore, Dona Déa and Thales Bretas were moved to watch the documentary. In an interview with “Quem” they spoke about their time together with the comedian.
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ARTIST TALKS ABOUT SAD SITUATION
sincerely, The artist confessed how it feels to be in the house where Paulo Gustavo lived with her husband and what happens there with the grandchildren Gaelic and Romeo.
According to Dona Déa, her children are getting more and more excited.
“I pick the kids up from school and stay there [na casa do Paulo com Thales]’ began the famous Who revealed a sad situation in the villa: she no longer sees the light of her son.
“Then I’ll take a look at this room. Thales is calm, but he was that riot. So I close the door and don’t look into the room‘ Lamented Dona Déa.
Dona Déa and Thales Bretas talk about Paulo Gustavo (reproduction)
THALES BRETAS TALKS ABOUT THE PRESENCE OF A HUMORIST
Then Thales Brests reflected on the fact that Paulo Gustavo had changed people’s lives with his light.
“The absence is as strong as his presence was. Whoever has a presence as strong as he does has no presence to ignore. If he were here, you would know it was him,” the artist said, continuing:
“I would hear the voice, feel the movement, hear the laughter… That absence is a vacuum proportional to all that allegory he created with his presence. So it’s very difficult,” concluded Paulo Gustavo’s widower.
Paulo Gustavo with his family (reproduction)
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